The Easiest Way to Draw Your Driver After 60 (Even If You Slice It)

📘 The College Practice Plan – Scored range drills, built around the body you have today: https://hollisgolf.com/b/ebook/n-g7-v... ⛳ Brooke Hollis Golf Membership – A one-page drill to print and take to the range, every week (7 days free): https://hollisgolf.com/b/club/?src=desc Business inquiries: business@hollisgolf.com Why does aiming farther right only make your slice worse? Because your clubface and your swing path turn right with you, so the whole curve just slides over. A draw needs a face that closes on its own and a path that swings out to the right, with no extra speed. In this lesson you'll turn your left hand until two or three knuckles show, start from the Moe Norman setup with the club six to eight inches back, fold your left arm elbow down and palm up, score every drive in or out between two flags, and finish with the clock Coach Marsh drew in the dirt: arms drop to five o'clock before you turn. On the range, pick two flags about a fairway apart, hit five drives with two or three knuckles showing and the club six to eight inches back, with a wedge between each one, and tell me in the comments if most of them landed IN or OUT. Brooke 0:00 Intro 1:10 The two-knuckle grip 5:52 The moe norman setup 10:32 Fold the left arm 13:41 Practice like the first tee 17:42 Arms drop before the turn #golfdraw #moenorman #golfover60 #brookehollisgolf